Dear Farmers, Did you know that one mandi today recorded a massive mustard arrival of 125 tonnes, while in another region, prices dropped as low as ₹4000 per quintal? Yes, today’s mustard mandi prices have shown surprising fluctuations that could directly impact your earnings.
In this report, we bring you detailed updates from the mandis of Madhya Pradesh, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh—regions where today’s mustard price trends are shaping the market direction. While high demand and good-quality produce drove up prices in some areas, heavy arrivals and weaker quality pushed rates down elsewhere.
Stay with us for answers to these critical questions—this report is packed with smart, profit-linked insights tailored for you. Let’s now go mandi by mandi and look at today’s updated rates and the reasons behind them.
Mustard Mandi in Barad Mandi: Barad mandi witnessed an arrival of 2.22 tonnes of mustard today. The prices ranged from ₹6000 to ₹6100 per quintal, with a modal price of ₹6050. This indicates that both the quality of the mustard and the demand were fairly strong.
Mustard Mandi in Sailana Mandi: A total of 13.3 tonnes of mustard arrived at Sailana mandi. Prices ranged between ₹5650 and ₹5800 per quintal, with a modal rate of ₹5700. The market remained stable, showing that supply and demand were in balance, despite the average quality.
Mustard Mandi in Satna Mandi: Satna mandi recorded a mustard arrival of 9 tonnes today. Prices here were on the lower side compared to other mandis—ranging from ₹4000 to ₹5000 per quintal, with a modal price of ₹4800. This dip could be due to lower crop quality or a reduced number of buyers.
Mustard Mandi in Kalawali (Odhan) Mandi: One of Haryana’s most active mandis, Kalawali witnessed a record-breaking arrival of 125 tonnes of mustard—mainly the ‘Big 100 Kg Grade’. Prices ranged from ₹5900 to ₹5950 per quintal, and the modal price stood at ₹5920. Excellent mustard quality and high buyer participation kept this mandi highly active.
Mustard Mandi in Kishunpur Mandi: Kishunpur mandi saw a very limited arrival of just 0.4 tonnes today, comprising the ‘Lohi Black’ variety. Prices ranged from ₹5600 to ₹5700 per quintal, with a modal rate of ₹5650.
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